Re: [xwiki-users] download link for Google Document Viwer Macro

On 02/11/2011 02:25 AM, Jerome Velociter wrote: There are other drawbacks too: * AGPL licence. If I understood correctly AGPL licence extends GPL only with the ability to use the code for creating a service over a network. So AGPL licence is still viral if you want to distribute the code. This makes WebODF suited for creating web services rather than for being packaged in a web application. * it relies on JavaScript and thus on client machine. Some of the examples from their demo page make my Firefox hang for a while. For some I even get the popup to stop the script because it runs for too long. * it relies heavily on CSS to make the result look as much as possible like the original ODF document. Because of this the result looks different across different browsers. Combined with the fact that they sink the XML content of the ODF document in the HTML content it makes the page heavy. * doesn't work in IE at all and some examples don't work in Chrome. Besides this, one advantage of using the OpenOffice server (our current approach) is that the result is better integrated into the wiki page. Office viewer relies on office importer. When you view an office document using the office viewer macro you view in fact how the office document would look like if it were imported into the wiki page. Thanks, Marius